
Capital City Care, one of DC's new medical marijuana dispensaries, made its first sale this week.
DC has seen its first legal marijuana sale under the city's medical marijuana law, enacted in 1998 by voters but blocked by Congress for most of that time. According to
The Washington Post, an HIV positive patient (identified only by his middle name, Alonzo), who suffers from insomnia and occasionally from difficulty swallowing or digesting, side-effects of his powerful antiviral medications, visited
Capital City Care at 7:00pm yesterday evening.
With just nine patients qualified to date, according to DC's Dept. of Health, things are still moving slowly. But they are moving. Having lived in this area since 1995, having worked in this issue since before then, and also having helped out on the polls on that election day 15 years ago, I'm pretty happy to see this finally happen, and proud of my friends who are part of it.
The Post has a photo gallery here.
What About Equal Protection?
Just wondering how this fits in with "equal protection." If Congress approves medical mj in DC, how can they justify criminalizing it elsewhere. Congress cannot make laws that only apply to certain people in certain locations. In this country, everyone is entitled to equal protection under the law.
The pres of mex plans to
The pres of mex plans to legalize in 5 yrs
how many dispensaries are
how many dispensaries are there going to be, anyone know?
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